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When creating document what Permission.create() means here? Its so confusing
TypeScript
async function createUserDB(
id: UserId,
values: CreateUserParams
): Promise<User> {
const { databases } = await createAdminClient();
const document = await databases.createDocument<User>(
envi.NEXT_PUBLIC_DATABASE_ID,
envi.NEXT_PUBLIC_USERS_COLLECTION_ID,
id,
values,
[
Permission.read(Role.any()),
Permission.update(Role.user(id)),
Permission.delete(Role.user(id)),
]
);
return document;
}
i added read, update and delete permissions, can u explain what create Permission means here?
TL;DR
The developer is confused about the `Permission.create()` function in their code. They are unsure of its purpose in relation to reading, updating, and deleting permissions. The `Permission.create()` function is not a valid permission type. The solution for the developer is to remove `Permission.create()` and only utilize `Permission.read()`, `Permission.update()`, and `Permission.delete()` for the specific permissions needed in the code.yep In first here anyone can read your database of Your project on the other hand last two permissions are users can update & delete
what about create Permission.create()
if i add here [Permission.create(Role.user(id)),
what will be goal of that?
